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China’s 1,000-Mile EVs Render Range Anxiety Obsolete
(www.bloomberg.com)
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These are not pure EVs, this isn't new? Do I have that wrong? I thought hybrids have been around for a while.
I guess they are a bit different from regular hybrids.
This is exactly how my 2018 Chevy Volt works, although 1000 total miles is much higher than my car's range of about 350.
How is your volt holding up? They look neat, but I can't get a good sense of their longevity
It's rock solid at about 67K miles, been using it for rideshare averaging 37mpg overall while driving about 300 miles per day.